A big supporter of our program, Coupeville students and the community, thank you Ciao for your donation to our Annual Cook for a Cause Fundraising event! Also, for past donation of space for our Cooks appreciation events! Ciao is, local, family friendly and has an amazing menu selection! Ciao

Christopher’s on Whidbey, where reservations are always a good idea and gift certificates are a tasteful gift for any occasion! A supporter of Coupeville Farm to School and part of the Whidbey Island community for over 30 years, thank you Christopher’s on Whidbey for donating to our school gardens program! Link to Christopher’s of Whidbey website here.

Thank you Chris Renfro at Edward Jones for donating to our 2017 Cook for a Cause fundraising event! Learn more about Mr. Renfro's financial planning services please visit his website: Chris Renfro

The School Gardens programs doesn't just happen on sunny days. This is the Pacific Northwest afterall, and there are many things to learn out in the garden on rainy days as there are on sunny days! Thank you, Community Foundation for Coupeville Public Schools for awarding us a grant that will fund raincoats and boots for our students during class. Since 1997, the Community Foundation has assisted students and teachers through grants and scholarships. Thank you for contribu

Branch Business Services brings decades of experience for all of your office and administrative needs. Dawn Hasselgrave and her staff has been providing Whidbey Island residents and businesses with bookkeeping, phone and secretarial services (just to name a few) for over five years! Our program is thankful for their support! www.branchbusinessservice.com

The Coupeville Farm to School Program has been awarded the Tulalip Tribes Charitable Fund from the Tulalip Tribe! Tulalip Cares awards a wide variety of organizations every quarter and has been doing so for 10 years! The money awarded will go towards the purchase of four food carts that will be used (initially) in our 4th and 5th grade classes. To be able to create a dish or meal from the school gardens that students help cultivate themselves will bring the learning process